Sightseeing & Activities in Nago Okinawa

Nago has some great theme parks and zoos in Okinawa Japan and can make for a fun day, take a trip to Nago Pineapple Park to see how fruit is grown and get your fare share of samples to taste. See how animals live from tropical places at NEO Park. Nago offers some great views of Okinawa’s emerald green and cobalt blue ocean from a top Nago castle ruins or go under the sea without getting wet at Busena Terrace Beach Resort Underwater observatory. If you’re looking to relax, go to one Northern Okinawa’s great parks, Nago Central Park and lay out a picnic blanket or go for a walk on the miles of hiking trails. Whatever it is your looking to see or do in Okinawa Nago City is a good place to do it.

	Busena Terrace Beach Resort Underwater Observatory See under the water in Okinawa but without SCUBA diving. After walking down the long wooden pier and descending a spiral staircase over 40 feet under the ocean the 360 degrees view can’t be beat. The numerous windows in the under water structure allow visitors to see the tropical sea life swimming around in their...
	Nago Central Park host to the Nago City spring cherry blossom festival one of the biggest in Okinawa. set high in the hills above Nago city so while enjoying the walking trails spectacular views of the clear waters of the East China Sea and Nago city can be ...
	Pineapple Park This lovely little theme park actually makes the tangy fruit into something much more fun than you think it could be. Although the idea of the park is to educate vistors about the cultivation and refinement of the Okinawan pineapple many ...
	Gajyumaru (banyan) Tree A symbol of Nago for over 300 years now is the massive Gajyumaru (banyan) tree, standing in the middle of a major road, not far from Okinawa’s main highway route 58 that runs through Nago. The tree’s presence is hard to ignore when driving by, with its gnarly ...
	Nago Museum The museum features stuffed livestock including horses and pigs as well as articles used in everyday life from years gone by. Nago Museum has an exhibition about fishing and hunting on the second floor. Okinawa whaling techniques and equipment, used in catching smaller size whales, and performed until the 1970s...
	Neo Park one of two zoos in Okinawa and features more than 500 species of ferns and 3,600 species of plants and cacti covering it covers 251,490 square meters of land. When visitors first enter the park they will be greeted by the foraging birds in Flamingo lake and see ...
	Nago Castle Ruins Known for the 200,000 beautiful cherry blossom trees that come into bloom for a short period in mid to late January every year. former home to the Nago Aji, a type of cheiftan in charge of the Nago area this was once an impressive structure, yet little...
	Nago Paradise guests will find various subtropical Okinawa flowers, herbs, and fruits in the maze of tree lined paths that wind and twist their way throughout the delightfully arranged facility. There is no rush to see everything at Nago Paradise as there are many benches where you can sit and soak up the natural beauty. Activities at Nago Paradise include the opportunity to take ...